Columbia JRSpring 2017 Overview

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Mission

To be the intellectual leader in the rapidly changing world of journalism. It


is the most respected voice in press criticism, and it shapes the ideas that
make media leaders and journalists smarter about their work. Through its
fast-turn analysis and deep reporting, CJR is an essential venue not just
for journalists, but also for thousands of professionals in communications,
technology, academia, and other fields reliant on solid media industry
knowledge.

Audience
Working journalists, academics, students, media executives, business and public policy fall/Winter 2016

staffers, and those obsessed with “insider” viewpoints on journalism and the media.

Male/Female 59%/41%
Median Household Income (HHI) $92,500
Source: CJR Audience Study, August 2016
What’s next
The Innovation Issue

Dispatches from the future of journalism

Metrics
Emily Bell • Mark Boal • Lakshmi Chaudhry • Steve Coll • Merissa Marr • Taylor Owen
Mike Rosenwald • David Sax • Michael Shaw • Jonathan Stray • Erik Wemple

Display until March 15, 2017

Print Edition 20,000 copies per issue. CJR paid members supplemented with
top U.S. journalists, editors, and media executives. Newsstand
sales at Barnes & Noble stores and other retail outlets.
Digital Edition 1,095,000 page views and 708,000 unique visitors
Source: Average 3 month audience, Google Analytics, January 2017

Advertising Opportunities

Print Full page or 1/2 page (horizontal)

Digital 728x90 or 300x250 ad banners on cjr.org. Daily newsletters:


one advertiser/sponsorship (300x250) per newsletter. 25,000
subscribers.

Contact
Christopher Wiss Dennis F. Giza
Advertising/Business Development General Manager
917 597 9865 212 854 2718
christopherwiss@gmail.com dfg2@columbia.edu
or cw2827@columbia.edu

CJR Advertising information: http://www.cjr.org/about_us/advertise.php

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